This rare Chinese edition of the I Ching is an extremely valuable resource for Book of Changes studies and divination, and is one of the oldest Taoist renditions of the work. When it was first written and by whom is unknown, but this reproduction originally dates back to 1911. The front material and commentaries vary greatly from the Confucian perspective, making it a true treasure of Taoist I Ching philosophy and theory.
This rare Chinese edition of the I Ching is an extremely valuable resource for Book of Changes studies and divination, and is one of the oldest Taoist renditions of the work. When it was first written and by whom is unknown, but this reproduction originally dates back to 1911. The front material and commentaries vary greatly from the Confucian perspective, making it a true treasure of Taoist I Ching philosophy and theory.
